Alex Smith wasn't a loser, he just ain't Mahomes.

Clay, can you ****ing read?

PRE-MAHOMES REID.

So yes. Karl appeared in the post season 22 times, finals once. Lost.

Andy won a lot of games, appeared in the superbowl once. Lost.

He's had some HILARIOUS Scorpion level faceplants in the post season before Mahomes.

And don't think we forgot, you flip flopping cock smoker, you were just as critical of Andy's Gaffes as anyone here, going out of your way to mock him on your YouTube channel that has less subscribers than a channel committed to actually watching paint dry.


https://youtu.be/HSpacfu5_Ck?si=glQ_q4JJRN21civE


So sure, keep up the typical Clay shtick as the charge leading #1 super fan who never had anything critical to say about every time Andy Reid shit down his leg on a sideline.

Hey dilphag9. It's just how your username reads. Perhaps if you had any semblance of reading comprehension, you may have chosen a better name.

Why don't you run along and start a thread explaining to us all how Left Tackle isn't an important enough position to spend money on. It's just you know, the one that protects 15's blind side. Can't wait to read it.

I know two people who did not hate the drafting of Fisher.

If I ever wake up and think "you know, I'm just not angry enough at the world today" then I'll consider getting on twitter.

Little trip down memory lane.

https://youtu.be/IwrYkvqXc9s?si=XWEDDdyQA1r9eZVU

"I didn't understand the playcalling"

"Hunt carried the ball 6 times in the first quarter, 5 times over the next 3."

"Chiefs should have won this game by 30"

"After the first 15 plays they forget what the hell they're doing."

Mahomes completely covers up the weak areas in Andy's coaching.

And no, I didn't say he overcame them or fixed them, the QB they selected covers them up. At this point only KC fans know that time management, when to and not to challenge, and running to protect a lead are issues Andy has.

Perhaps that Shanny comp to Andy is a bit more on target than many like to believe...

I LOVED both of those decisions. Which reeruns had issues with THOSE choices?!?

Let's be clear here: The REAL reeruns were those claiming that Andy COULDN'T win the big one. Not that he hadn't or hadn't yet, but that he COULDN'T. Think for a minute how monumentally stupid such a statement really is.

This fanbase is quickly turning into the Patriots fanbase that has been divided for the past several years between HC and QB...let's not go there folks. The pats fans are an embarrassment.

People have to realize that Andy lost the 2004 super bowl because the Pats were stealing signals. Spagnuolo, who was on that eagles coaching staff, has confirmed this. Andy plays by the rules and is being rewarded handsomely for it 20 years later. Belichick on the other hand is headed for the unemployment line - no one wants him.

Our team doesn't cheat. And it's not Andy vs. Mahomes - it's Andy AND Mahomes AND Spags.

It's an actual team that overcomes obstacles...

Most of the board wanted Geno Smith. It was an incredibly long thread.

https://www.chiefsplanet.com/BB/show...ght=geno+smith

FWIW I did not want Geno. Posted so many times against him in that thread

Its not divided at all. It's really just Webcrawler and a few select others that think Andy is this embarrassing loser who had no success before Mahomes.

The Geno following on here bordered on cult like.

It's a team game...everyone contributed, players and coaching staff. Do we even win the SB if Karlaftis or Watson don't come up with those fumbles? Probably not.

I was pro Geno for most of the draft season.

But it was funny - I knew I saw something in his mechanics before I knew what that something was. I said I didn't like the way his hips locked as he delivered the football. It took a ton of starch out of the throw and created some odd passes because it impacted his follow through.

Then like 3 years later one of the scouts for (I think) the Colts was mentioning what he called 'locked knee passers' and how they try to avoid them. I looked at the clip and sure as hell, that's what did it. Those quarterbacks with a locked front knee (and there are a shocking number of them) can't get their hips through. It was exactly what Geno was doing and I never put my finger on why.

You need a soft front knee otherwise your body is fighting against itself. And Geno, even the improved version of him, still has that.

So at the very least I had softened my stance on him a little by the draft because I saw something weird in there. And that's about the best I can say about my fascination with Chocolate Pain. Because yeah, I really wanted that guy for a couple months leading up to the draft.